Le jeu vidéo modéré pourrait aiguiser les capacités cognitives

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  • Les jeux vidéo pourraient améliorer les capacités cognitives, notamment la vitesse de réaction, la mémoire et le raisonnement spatial lorsqu'ils sont pratiqués avec modération, selon des recherches récentes et Aaron Seitz, professeur de psychologie à la Northeastern University, qui a déclaré au Washington Post que les joueurs pratiquent des compétences complexes dans des environnements simulés, contrairement aux applications simplistes d'entraînement cérébral.
  • Des études ont révélé qu'une pratique modérée d'une à cinq heures par semaine améliorait les performances cognitives, les joueurs réguliers obtenant des résultats comme s'ils avaient 13 à 14 ans de moins, tandis qu'une étude de 2025 publiée dans JAMA Network Open a montré que les enfants jouant trois heures ou plus par jour faisaient preuve de réponses plus rapides lors de tâches de contrôle des impulsions et de mémoire de travail.
  • Les experts avertissent que le jeu excessif comporte des risques, notamment des difficultés d'attention et des troubles du sommeil, et notent que le jeu vidéo n'offre pas les bienfaits pour la santé mentale associés à l'exercice physique, qui améliore l'humeur et réduit le stress indépendamment des gains cognitifs.
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